The Outpost Pro 8 security product line boasts a totally redesigned interface, Windows 8 support, and security enhancements. The company is also offering lifetime licenses for 3 PCs, with unlimited antivirus updates and software upgrades, for the price of a one-year licenseThe all-in-one Outpost Security Suite, Agnitums flagship product, provides antivirus protection strengthened with firewall and proactive protection mechanisms. The combination of technologies ensures bullet-proof resistance to zero-day threats and immediate detection of any suspicious activity, as well as handy tools for secure web surfing.

The new product line Outpost 8 offers:Full Windows 8 supportTotally reworked, even more intuitive, user interface featuring:Easy-to-view protection status with instant access to updates and license informationReorganized malware scan menu with optimally placed optionsVisually reinforced navigation through the product menuswith function/feature headings reiterated to ensure users always take the correct pathThe option to enable/disable protection modules with just one click from within the revampedSetup menu and many other adjustments to ensure optimum usabilityExtended HIPS in Outpost 64-bitWhile most antivirus vendors tend to overlook 64-bit security, as was explicitly demonstrated in the recent Matousec.com tests among other industry commentators, Agnitum goes the extra mile for 64-bit system users and delivers protection tailored to their needs

The following improvements have been made:New, more user-friendly interfaceFull compatibility with Windows 8Improved 64-bit OS protectionSmaller installation packageImproved compatibility with Microsoft Action CenterUpdated network activity presets for system processesThe following issues have been fixed:The vulnerability after reverting to non-GUI operation mode (Computer Lock)The firewall crashing under Windows 8Several service and GUI crashesICMP traffic on Windows 8 is now filtered correctlyIssues with sending excess information to ImproveNetGUI freeze when the Event Viewer is in useCertain graphical element positioning errors